Course results for Flinders University Masters Degree Degrees

Do you consider yourself a caring, compassionate person? Make these qualities your career. Gain the skills care for those facing hardships. Learn what’s considered best protocol in the standards set by the Australian Association of Social Workers.

Positively shape educational settings for diverse students. You’ll master skills to lead and design inclusive and specialised education. Advocate quality education for students with disabilities and learning difficulties.

Unlock new opportunities with a masters degree in just 18 months. You’ll learn to research and analyse policy to inform better decisions at a higher level. Graduate with the ability to take on advanced roles in educational contexts.

Forge vital connections between people, brands, and organisations. As you build your business acumen you’ll develop a deep expertise of marketing strategy, consumer behaviour, and technology. Lead teams, grow brands, and break through to new markets.

Prepare for a senior role in the disability field. This short masters degree will give you a holistic view of the industry, so you can work in program management or policy development. Develop new leadership skills that allow you to push for positive change.

With a specialisation in international business, you’re set to work in the world’s top economies. While you study business, you’ll develop a global perspective and understanding of different management practices. Internationalise your career today.

Engage with an innovative model of postgraduate study grounded in problem-based learning. Start on a pathway to practice as a barrister and solicitor, or work in fields as diverse as commerce, consulting and advising, social justice and human rights.

Take your existing education career to new heights with this degree. Learn to research and analyse policy so that you can make decisions at a higher level. Graduate with the ability to take on higher roles in your school or work for government.

Get ready to lead a team within the disability support sector. Explore disability theory and practice, before specialising in policy, trauma responsiveness or research. Find career opportunities in human services, the government, or the NDIS.

Learn how to think critically about gender and feminism, so you can champion the marginalised. Express your ideas in a thesis. Graduates of this course use their advocacy skills in all sorts of careers, like politics, journalism, health and teaching.